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Phone: 416-868-3168
Admitted to the Law Society of Upper Canada in 2004
Practice Highlights
Adrienne’s practice focuses on civil litigation in the area of plaintiff personal injury.
Education
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Honours), University of Western Ontario (2000)
- Bachelor of Laws, Osgoode Hall Law School (2003)
Practice Areas
- Personal Injury
Professional Activities and Affiliations
- The Canadian Bar Association
- The Toronto Lawyers Association
- The Advocates’ Society
- Member of the Brain Injury Awareness Month Planning Committee
- Member of the Brain Injury Society of Toronto
Publications and Presentations
She has authored publications on insurance law on subjects concerning benefit entitlements for injured plaintiffs.
Adrienne M. Kirsh, Employment Issues in a Disability Context, presented at Osgoode Hall Law School Professional Development CLE - Managing and Litigating Motor Vehicle Accident Claims on April 23, 2009 in Toronto.
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David MacDonald and Adrienne M. Kirsh, Future Care Costs (Powerpoint converted to PDF) and the accompanying: Future Care Costs conference paper, presented at the Insight Seminar on February 24, 2009
David F. MacDonald, Adrienne M. Kirsh and Sloan H. Mandel, Families, Children and Health Care Professionals in Court – A Case Study Approach, presented at Sick Kids Hospital on April 23, 2008
David R. Tenszen and Adrienne M. Kirsh, “Coordinating Benefits and the Pursuit of Subrogation Rights: Now you see them; now you don’t – Having your cake and eating it too”, 7th Annual Litigation Disability Insurance Claims: Key Updates, Strategic Advice and Practical Techniques to Reduce Legal Risk, presented at The Canadian Institute on November 3, 2005
On March 2, 2003, Donald Greer’s life tragically changed forever when he was involved in a serious motor vehicle accident on an icy highway near Hamilton. Mr. Greer was catastrophically brain-injured in the collision.
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